With some familiar faces among its lineup, five-piece outfit ELY bursts onto the Americana scene with Therapy on 10th September. The sophomore single explores the concept of mental health and coincidentally, will be released on …
REVIEW – Matt Spracklen – Bad Dream
Three Chords debutant but by no means a stranger to country music, singer-songwriter and radio host Matt Spracklen delivers a haunting retelling of his ten-year-oldΒ Bad Dream on 3rd September. Singer-songwriter Matt Spracklen is a …
REVIEW – Tommy Atkins – Truth Be Told
With chart-topping singles in the UK, New Zealand and Canada, as well as the first UK/Europe country radio hit to feature openly gay lyrics, this week’s featured artist Tommy Atkins is something of a history-maker. …
In Conversation With Tommy Atkins
Ahead of his week as our Three Chords featured artist, I had the opportunity to sit down and chat with Tommy Atkins. Tommy has spent the last two years making country music history. With chart-topping …
REVIEW – Liam Coleman – She Still Drives
He sings like a veteran of the stage and tells stories like he’s been around forever – but he’s still only eighteen. Fresh from high school graduation, Massachussetts-native Liam Coleman reminisces on summers past in …
REVIEW – Celine Ellis – Fallen Angel
This week sees the Northamptonshire-based Celine Ellis release a brand new single, Fallen Angel. It’s a step away from her usual sound, having teamed up with producer Matt Bishop at Inspire Studios for the track. …
REVIEW – Ben Selleck – Soul Food
Following a debut #1 single release, Ben Selleck is back to share a little Soul Food.Β Essex-based and heavily inspired by Marvin Gaye and Brothers Osborne alike, Selleck has used the COVID lockdowns to rekindle …
REVIEW – Lisa T – Babydoll
The release of A Year Too Long back in February saw Manchester-based singer-songwriter Lisa T make an instant impact. The single debuted in the UK iTunes country charts at #2 and quickly made Lisa one …
REVIEW – Abigail Neilson – November Air
For Country/Pop artist Abigail Neilson, the heart and soul of music is rooted in its ability to connect with others on a deeper level. The young artist has built up a formidable reputation in the …
REVIEW – Jonny Gray – Drifting In Motion
Creatively speaking, the pandemic and its ensuing lockdowns gave us all a chance to hit the reset button. For South London-based Jonny Gray, though, it was an ejector seat. After 4 years as a solo …